The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-11-05
PERSONAL.


c. b. Hall, the jeweler, has moved
to Randall.
Mrs. ii. M. Morgan and son Willie
are visiting in Pittsburg.
Geo. c. Hayes went to Pittsburg
ION Monday to buy goods.
Ia u. N. Arnett, Jr., of Fairmont, was
attending court here last week.
Miss Anna Dawson. of Uniontown,
is visiting her brother, j. E. Daw-
son.
To j. j. Wharton we are indebted
for favors extended us since our last
issue.
Miss Mary Woodruff, Of Parkers-
burg is the guest of Miss Lucy
johnson.
Mrs. Laura Pickenpaugh has been
visiting relatives in Grafton for a
few days.
Miss Minnie Holmes, of Clarks-
burg, was at the Wallace House last
Thursday.
Mr.. Lee Dunn, of Smithfield, Pa.
was circulating among his friends
here Saturday.
Mr.. j. w. Madara has just return
ed from business trip to Wheeling
and Pittsburg.
Col. James Evans and wife have
returned home from a visit of a
month at Uniontown.
Our venerable friend, William S.
Swindler, made this Office his regular
annual call yesterday.
To Calvin Robey, of Masontown,
we are indebted for a pleasant bust
ness call on Saturday last.
Mrs. Virgil Vandervort returned
home ON Saturday from visit at
her old home in Hampshire county.
Messrs. Chidister. Cash Brown
and Harvey Brand, former Univer-
sity men were in town last Saturday.
Misses Lille Pickenpaugh and
Jessie Coombs left last Friday to
visit friends in Fairmont and Graf
ton.
Capt. Hurry has gone to Louis
vile. He will spend the winter in
that city or at some point farther
South.
DIR. j. S. Patterson has returned
to his duties as assistant physician
at the Baltimore Medical College
Hospital.
Mrs. Samuel r. jackson, of Fair
mont, is here attending the bedside
of her sister Mrs. Stealey Dering who
is quite i'll.
Mr.. Phil. A. Shafrer has been
elected Business Manager of the
Athenaeuna, Mr.. H. G. Stoelzer hav-
ing resigned.
Prof. Walter L. Webb who has
been at the Seminary for some weeks
weeks past, was joined by his wife
last Thursday.
Hon. Jas. Morrow and U. N. Ar,
nett, jr., of the Fairmont bar, were
among the visiting attorneys here
at court last week.
/ W. N. Conner, of the teachers Of
Clay district, was in town on Satur
day. Mr. Conner is very intelli
gent, affable gentleman.
! To Hon. Jas. Hare. Superintendent
Glasscock, B. F. Long, w. X. Hoff
man and many others, we are in
debted for late business favors.
| Messrs. Slime, Protzman, Hoffman
and Fast, have returned from Wheel
ing, where they were attending the
meeting of the Grand Lodge of West
Virginia.
Prof. w. P. Wiley will go to Par
kersburg to-day where he will lee
ture tomorrow evening A rar'
treat is in store for Parkersburg lee
ture goers.
| Judge A. F. Raymond has beer
retained as counsel for Nick MADEIRA
, He delivered lengthy, but fine al
gument on the motion for nev
trial last Saturday.
Messrs. l.. G. Arnett, of Fairmont
Hugh Calvert, Of Warrington, F
Dean, Of Pennington, and W. j
, Painter, Of Thornton, were at tn
Wallace House last week.
W. T. Sargent has gone to Chat
tanooga, Tenn, where he will tax
charge of some trestle work now be
, ing built for a new railroad. w
wish him pleasant stay in tn
, South.
3 Rev. E. H. Driven, of Kingwood
was here yesterday visiting his sor
Lee, who is student at the Univer
: sity. Mr.. Driven is one of the lead
r ing members Of the West Virgins
! Conference.
Louis HUH, a German. who was
resident of this place at one time an
: was connected with Charley Stepha
! in the bakery, is insane. He wa
: taken to Weston few days ago an
: placed in the asylum.
:. Capt. Ed. Watson, Superintendent
:. of the Montana Mines, was here yer
terday. In company with Judg
! Fleming, Geo. c. Sturgiss and R. I
Fast, he made trip up the line {
the Black Bottle road.
. The Grafton Sentinel says tbs
\ whatever change in location Jno. v
Mason may make will not be mad
, until next summer, and that he
o uncertain yet whether he will leav
Z Grafton.
: Misses Moselle and Mama Doi
: aldson, two popular young ladies (
y Laurel Iron Works, spent a day wit
!. Mrs. DR.. Morris here last weel
l. They were en- route home from
e visit at Fairmont
[, Postmaster Nye was taken SUI
y denly and violently i'll in his offit
# on Friday last and had to be col
II veyed to his home. He is still UNI
t. BILE to be out, but is improving. "
Vt hope to see him all right again vel
soon.
Judge Woods, Capt. Poundstol
and the Rev. L. H. Jordan are al
n pointed to mark out the ground fl